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The Waler Horse

Monday, July 14 2014 by Editor

While you’ve likely heard of the Australian Stock Horse, did you know that there’s another breed that was hugely influential to Australia’s development? The Waler, a lesser-known breed, proved itself to be a phenomenal cavalry horse during the 20 th century.

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Is Your Barn Healthy for Your Horse?

Thursday, July 10 2014 by Editor

Your barn is supposed to be a safe place where your horse can live comfortably, but barns also often contain many health hazards you might not be aware of. Since your horse may be spending more time indoors during the summer to escape the bugs and the heat, now is a perfect time to evaluate your barn to make sure that it is truly a safe place for your horse to be

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Tagged under: Along for The Ride, architect, chasin', hopeful-amateur, horse, pacer pride, september-2013, wordpress-org

How to Save Your Tack from the Rain

Wednesday, July 02 2014 by Editor

Downpours can happen unexpectedly, and whether you’re in the show ring, in the middle of a lesson, or out on the trails, you may find yourself unable to keep your tack from getting wet. Did you get caught in the rain

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Tagged under: architect, classic-equine, february-2013, higher education, industry, laurengallops, pacer-pride, pony tales, september-2013, the hopeful amateur, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Canadian Horse

Monday, June 30 2014 by Editor

Have you been lucky enough to ride a Canadian Horse? Did you know that this talented breed descended from French-bred horses

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Tagged under: architect, arthritic, equipment, higher education, in the irons, pacer-pride, september-2013, the hopeful amateur

Etiquette On the Horseback Riding Trail

Thursday, June 19 2014 by Editor

Heading out on the trails is a great way to enjoy a summer day.

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Tagged under: architect, between the ears, chasin', classic, february-2013, february-2014, higher education, november-2013, tails & trails, the hopeful amateur, wordpress-org

Is Your Horse Parade-Ready?

Friday, June 06 2014 by Editor

Horses are always the highlight of parades.

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Tagged under: architect, archives, classic, classic-equine, february-2014, hopeful-amateur, pacer-pride, pony tales, tails & trails

Helping Your Child Pack for a Summer Horse Camp

Thursday, May 29 2014 by Editor

You’ve decided on the perfect summer riding camp for your child, and the camp has sent you a list of suggested items to pack.

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Tagged under: Along for The Ride, architect, child, education, industry, november-2013, september-2013, tails & trails, the-barn-book, tucker the wunderkind

Should You Give a Drill Team a Try?

Wednesday, May 14 2014 by Editor

Have you ever watched a good drill team in action? When watching a drill team perform an energetic, entrancing drill the fact that the horse and rider pairs are individuals falls away until you start to see the team as a single unit. Mounted drill teams are fun and a great opportunity to socialize with friends, but they have many other benefits, too

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Tagged under: Along for The Ride, architect, first-royal, hopeful-amateur, riding, september-2013, show world, the classic insider, windsor-horse

The Benefits of Summer Horse Camp for Your Child

Thursday, May 08 2014 by Editor

Is your child begging you to let them go to a summer horse camp?

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Tagged under: architect, beyond the track, february-2013, february-2014, higher education, hopeful-amateur, september-2013, the classic insider, the-barn-book, tucker the wunderkind

Are You Prepared for Roadside Emergencies When Trailering?

Friday, May 02 2014 by Editor

When you trailer your horse to events like shows and clinics more frequently during the summer, your chance of running into a mechanical problem on the road increases. Before you leave the barn with your horse, take a moment to make sure that your truck and trailer are stocked with the equipment that you might need in the event of a breakdown. Tire Changing Equipment You don’t want a flat tire to sideline your trip.